Blogs posted July 2007

A few days ago David Griffiths posted a blog in which he expressed his feeling that we copied “his FindRoots Dominator Tree approach” into the SAP Memory Analyzer. That’s not the case. It took us a while to identify dominators as... Read More »

Getting Started with SAP NetWeaver Master Data Managementand SOA – if you have been reading about enterprise computing lately, there is very little chence you managed to avoid hearing these words.They are considered two of the pillars of... Read More »

Have you ever asked yourself how much you contribute to the overall Java heap memory consumption of your application or application server? No?   In my last blog I wrote about the class loader grouping which is a very effective means of... Read More »

 I would hardly call myself an SEO (search engine optimization) expert, in fact I am quite a newbie and had barely heard about it before I joined SAP. Thanks to our great community and contributors , SDN/BPX contains a lot of valuable... Read More »

I was looking for a means to track the number of hits my personal blog was getting. A little bit of googling led me to www.statcounter.com. I opted for the free features available and I was really surprised at the amount of information it gave me... Read More »

We are very excited to announce the launch of Xcelsius Diamond Community.  Xcelsius Diamond Community is the perfect way to get started with Xcelsius, learn more about the advanced features, meet other users and share ideas with other members... Read More »

I like it when events converge and create a kind of cosmic order.  Nigel James called his blog “New toys for the bloggers” but I think the introduction of the simple WYSIWYG blogging tool is more than a toy, for those interested... Read More »

Finally, after months and months of negotiate we can make SAP Enterprise Widget Foundatin available on SDN for a 90 DAY trial license. What is SAP Enterprise Widget Foundation? SAP Widget Foundation provides services to the widgets such as:... Read More »

The impact of Leaving the Lights On I must confess that I do often forget to switch off the lights before I leave my hotel room. It is a bad habit, I know. Well I recently met Greg Page, CEO of Cargill who is a leading light on the subject, and he... Read More »

When I was at university I had the honour of being taught by one of the very best teachers on the campus. He had the ability to make the most mundane and minutae of computer science topics enjoyable. He didn’t just teach you about assembler... Read More »